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| Employment Law – seven ways to avoid a tribunal claim |
- Check your employment policies and procedures – to ensure that they are complete and that employees know what is expected of them
- Adhere to your own written procedures – especially when dealing with a disciplinary or grievance matter
- Make sure that your communication with employees is clear – and that they fully understand the steps that are being taken. If you do not tell employees why a particular action is being taken you may end up with a discrimination claim
- Paper is king, so keep written records – of all of your actions, including changes of terms and conditions, performance management, redundancy, etc.
- Carry out some training – to ensure that your managers understand what they must, and must not, do to manage staff issues properly, as it is very often at this level claims are created
- Review all the decisions you make – looking at the legal, business and “fairness” perspectives to ensure that you are aware of all the risks and potential consequences of your proposed actions
- Be aware of employees stresses – that can cause irrational behaviour or poor performance – see below for more on this
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